TeamCity Becomes a Jolt Finalist

TeamCity version 2020.2.2 is released. Note: The release candidate build of this version was shortly available for download yesterday. If you have already upgraded to that build (85882), we highly recommend that you upgrade to the release build today, as it contains additional fixes intended for the release. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause. The new release comes with over 120 bug

TeamCity REST API is a powerful tool which lets you integrate external applications with the TeamCity server and create diverse script interactions. To make this instrument more useful and easier to understand, we have reworked the REST API documentation. Compared to a general guide we had in the past, the new documentation provides more details and offers better navigation between sections. For

Today we are releasing the first bugfix for TeamCity 2020.2. Version 2020.2.1 brings more than 140 improvements. Remember to check our upgrade notes to read the details of the following important changes: Breaking change for Linux Docker images of the TeamCity server: running under a non-root user by default. .NET runner change: corrected logic of processing parameters of the dotnet run command.

Join us November 5, 2020, for TeamCity Technology Day, a free virtual event for customers and users of TeamCity. It’s a full day of talks and discussions hosted by TeamCity team members, expert users, and select customers. The agenda includes product roadmap presentations, talks on best practices, in-depth concept demonstrations, key use-case walkthroughs, and more. The event is free and open to a